Предмет: Русский язык, автор: mataevbaisangur

прочитай текст солнечный день самом начале лета я брожу неподалеку от дома березы вампире оперы лески все кругом будто купались отличаться желтых волнах тепла и света надо мной строятся ветви берешь листья на них кажется то изумрудный зелеными то совсем золотыми внизу подбери замена траве тоже так волны бегут и струя отца люки синего падение светлый зайчики как отражение солнца в воде бегут один за другим по траве дорожки солнце и в небе, и на земле.. и становится так хорошо так весело что хочется убежать куда то вдаль туда где стволы молодых берёзок так и сверкают своей ослепительной белизной и вдруг из этой солнечной дали мне послышался знакомый лесной голосок: ку ку ку ку

1.определи тему текста

2. объясни выражение <<струятся ветви берёз>>

3 запиши с чем сравнивает автор синеватые тени под берёзами

4 вставь слова используя текст чтобы предложения имели смысл
вся природав золотых волнах тепла и света.
стволы молодых берёз сверкают_______

5 укажи главное слово в словосочетании
светлые зайчики
сверкает ярко
бежать вдаль
Отражение солнца
солнечное отражение
молодые берёзки

hjgghjgjhkghjk: это по какому предмету

mataevbaisangur: рускому

hjgghjgjhkghjk: аа

hjgghjgjhkghjk: стр скажи

Ответы

Автор ответа: pspa200828

Ответ:

1 повествование

2сквозь ветви берёз (?)

3струя отца люки синего падения

4я хз

5 1-зайчики

2-сверкает

3- бежать

4-отражение

5-отражение

6-берёзки

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